Scotch Grove Farm Bureau ends 1933 meetings with program
The Scotch Grove Farm Bureau will hold its final 1933 meeting December 12 at the usual place. The program includes call to order by Director Streets, orchestra music led by Miss Laura Sinclair, vocal solos by Mrs. P Norris, two plays including Mr. and Mrs. Fido and The Persecuted Dutchman, a talk on the corn hog program by County Agent Smith, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Streets
Laura Sinclair
P. Norris
Mrs. Fido
Irene Schrader
Leo Overbeck
Wes Hanken
May Himebaugh
Frank Himebaugh
Center Junction
A. P. Himebaugh
Lois
Philip
Hopkinton
B. Carson
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
Paul Paulsen
Paul Ernest
Ralph
Kathleen
Helen Himebaugh
Bernice Kuehl
Elkader
Leslie Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
W. B. Clark
Ruth
Alice
Louis Klein
Rudolph
Ella
Hilda
Owatonna
Minn
Theodore Behrends
Center School
Jean Preston
Harold Eby
Henry Townsend
Evelyn Courtney
Miriam
C. P. Abbott
Wilma Moats
Ed Hughes
Presbyterian Aid Society
W. 8
Eby
F. H. Schlemme
Joe Kiburgz
Monticello
Onslow
Robert Schoon
Amber
Edwin Craig
Ray Wright
W.S. Eby
The
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Kitty Callahan
L. B. Callahan
Ernest Wright
Harrison Loomis
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise
Orlie Loomis
Earlville
R. P. Clark
Henry Warner
J. W. Hutton
L. J. Schlemme
F. D. Sinclair
Janet
M. M. Sinclair
Laura
L. E. Hutton
J. C. Balster
Mary
Henry Hedden
W. B. Henrichs
June
Alva Zimmerman
Arend Balster
Klein
Clark
William Oltman
Langworthy
John Stahlberg
Henry Rickels
Milly
August Kuper
Thanksgiving Guests Around Dixon and Monticello Areas
Families from Dixon Dundee and Monticello spent Thanksgiving with local hosts including the Herren Behrends Batchelder Arduser and Leese households. Guests traveled from near Monticello and Cedar Rapids to share meals and fellowship in several towns such as Buck Creek Clinton Langworthy and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hickhe
Dixon, I
Arnold Sandhagen
Jack Herren
Dundee
Fred Herren
Henry Eilers
Grant Eilers
Louis Heiren
Monticello
Lou King
Cap Arduser
Jim Thompson
Buck Creek
Fred Egger
Dean Morton
Des Moines
Ray Chaplin
Jack and
Paul
Fred Leese
Clinton
Ernest Brandel
Bethel Jean and
Dickie
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Alcorn
Son Lee
W. H. Behrends
J. L. Batchelder
J. H. Batchelder
Clifford Arduser
Langworthy
Clar
Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Across Prairieburg Area
Prairieburg residents hosted and visited relatives during Thanksgiving with trips to Monticello Davenport and Wyoming. Families including Truesdells Simons Kula Knapp and Lauser plus Holub Dolan and Taylor were mentioned with multiple dinners and outings around Prairieburg Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Davenport. A local high school superintendent William Broz traveled to Iowa City for Thanksgiving. A Cedar Rapids man, Joseph Walker, contracted with a railroad tile sawing firm to cut ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Truesdell
Alburnett
I. G. Truesdell
Nettie Floyd
Albert Truesdell
Arthur
Beulah
Wyoming
C. H. Hanold
James Holub
Leo Holub
Clara Melchert
Viola Dempsey
Davenport
Hiller Knapp
Don Joseph
Cascade
Monticello
Henry Chaloupka
Anna Valanta
Prairieburg
Joseph Taylor
George Knott
Paul Lauser
Manchester
Jack Aldrich
John Yunda
Lamont
William Broz
Iowa City
Joseph Walker
Cedar Rapids
Desirable timber sale and social notes from Prairieburg
Sixty acres of prime timber land will be auctioned with remaining timber and trimmings sold for wood. Several local residents made visits or returned home from trips in the Prairieburg area including Clara Boyie, Kate Holub, the Walker family, the Stock family, and various friends visiting Cedar Rapids, Monticello, and Mount Vernon. Esther Anthony has left Mercy hospital to stay with an aunt in Cedar Rapids before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Boyie
Cascade
Kate Holub
Anamosa
Prairieburg
John Walker
Lucile
Marion
William Zbanek
Joseph Stock
Cedar Rapids
Frank Tscheda
Frank M. Holub
Grandma Stock
Hannah Henderson
Frank McLaughlin
George Minnis
Monticello
Guy Lawrence
Mount Vernon
John Sauser
Alfred Sauser
Viola
A. D. Flockhart
Esther Anthony
Mercy
Community events mark Dress fifth anniversary and local meetings
A group of over fifty gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Dress home for their fifth wedding anniversary with five hundred and a lunch after games led by Mrs. W Zimmerman. Rehearsals for Wayne Lutheran Christmas program underway and a Jackson township Farm Bureau meeting followed with county agent Carl Smith discussing hog and corn reduction. A post nuptial shower for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harms was held with cards and dancing. Mary Sheffin departed Chicago after two months with Mike Martin. Wayne township donors support Red Cross drive with strong town show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernell Dress
W. Zimmerman
Reuben Dress
Clem Liddy
W. Hein
Crane
Monticello
Will Hamer
Wyoming
Otto Danneman
W. J. Zimmerman
George Harms
Cletus Boland
George Siebels
Mike Martin
John Freese
Mary Sheffin
Ed Duncan
John Sichinger
Grace Adams
Paul
Midland
Carl Smith
Carl Harms
Albert Harms
Chicago
Wayne Township
Red Cross
Thanksgiving Day Gatherings Across Area Communities
Social calendar notes Thanksgiving visits and gatherings across Maquoketa North English Castle Grove and surrounding towns. Families including the Robertson Bailey Jansen Duncan Siebels Thuman and Reuter relatives share meals, dances, and anniversaries while others attend funerals and celebrate long marriages with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thuman
Willis
Ben Herren
North English
Fritz R. Reuter
Monticello
Ben Englehart
Louie Helgens
Reuter
Ben Wilson
Maquoketa
Eugene Bailey
Chiropractor Office at Residence Near Monticello Mason
A listing notes a chiropractor operating from a residence one block north of McNeill's Hardware Store in Monticello. The ad provides contact by phone 80 J and gives a brief location cue for patients seeking treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeill
Monticello
Lows
Osteopathic Physick General Practice Ad
Office in the Burrichter building answers calls in ecity or country. Phone 236.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrichter Building
Moving pavements proposed for London transit
A plan suggests pavements that move beneath standing passengers in London. The concept envisions travelers staying still while the ground surfaces transport them, aiming to ease crowd flow and speed up city journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Use of Baby Carriages Emerges in Nineteenth Century
The text notes that baby carriages began to appear around the middle of the 1800s, marking a shift in child mobility and parental convenience in that era.
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Seifert
Minneapolis
Dick Bohlken
John Wright
Peter Norris
William Moser
Faye Kauffman
Colesburg
Edward Cox
Herman Welter
Charles Reggentine, Jr
B. E
Pat First
Walter First
Lillie Heeren
W. H. Behrend
Dorothy Lee
Dave Wilson
Neva
Betty Wilson
Dennis Coleman
Coggan
Velma Arduser
Galen Hein
Richland Center
Elmer Heeren
Jack Heeren
Irvin Kester
Jack
Phyllis
Ricka Hyde
Alice and
Albert
Hartville
Herbert Cox
Margaret Mary
Helen
Fred Welter
Joe
Will Hosch
Ella Bradle
Irma
Henry Dalrymple
Clare Murray
Rooma
W. H. Null
Iowa
F. S. Vetter
Anpamesr
Carl N. Hein
John Schweitzer
Stena Schweitzer
Neal Hayden
Jake Arduser
Maude
Louis E. Hong
George Schweitzer
Delos Dakin
Zearing
Lucile Schweitzer
Ulrich Schilt
Castle Grove
Carl Schweiter
Mary Bobleter
Oliver Kiburz
Fred W. Hein
John Yossi
Bernell
Edna Buol
Will
Ben Buol
Fred Aldrich
Will Behrends
Zimmerman's Hall
George Loetscher
Dubuque
Leonard Buol
Will Balsiger
Lane Cedar Chest
Lane
the Iverson Furniture Store
Wes
DR. Burris
D. C
L. J. Swift
Trea
Clark Brothers
Vhone
Arend Balster Stores
Everready
White Owl
Wa, Penn, Cremo, Etc
Dollis
Hoover
Sanico
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